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  1. @Leo Gura Pro tip is to record it by yourself too and upload it as well to your channel so if they do dirty on you or clip it stupidly then there's always honest full video with you. I am saying this because so far there hasn't been big problems, but if you're aiming to have more podcasts at some point someone could do low blow on you.
  2. @NewKidOnTheBlock Okay now we're getting somewhere 👍👍. What I wrote isn't supposed to demotivate anybody, but actually to offer a solution for discussions. Sometimes we think someone can't be spoken with, because nothing we say goes through, but that is because we are applying force in wrongly. First principle: Argumentation only works when there's shared ground Here's the biggest fail people make when they interact with someone whose identity is far different from theirs. They are trying to logically work with some matter, but it isn't possible before you've agreed about something. If you are influential you could try to set some shared truth about how society is like, but most of the times you can't go there directly so you need to do something even more foundational; agree on what is. This is important, because when you agree about what is you can start to agree on how society is like and only after that you can go to what should be. For someone who's not nuanced what is and how society is like sound the same, but they're just connected not same thing. This is only example 1. What is = Someone who commits crime goes to prison 2. How society is like = Society keeps people safe 3. What should be = Society should be safer Basically we have to understand that any conversation MUST go in that direction or it doesn't work. If someone disagrees with the facts of reality then you can't even agree on how society is like. And logically if someone disagrees on how society is like then any conversation about what should be doesn't work. And only after all those 3 steps we get to the actual politics 4. Politics/what we should do = How to make society practically safer by laws and regulations Funny thing is that there's huge path with someone to get from 1 to 4 and people tend to skip whole shit and just go argue about what government should do and this is laughably naive. Conclusion: People should have conversations properly and not jump to identity against identity that is stalemate position. As I stated above
  3. @BlueOak I know what you mean it's the classic dilemma of do we both see the green the same way or just call 2 different visuals the same name. That has nothing to do with what I am speaking of tho. You should go to some spiritual thread as this is in politics section and I am trying to discuss something else.
  4. @BlueOak I am not totally sure if were speaking about same stuff or not. I was trying to explain the structure of politics. You're speaking of something else, something more spiritual. Basically simply to get someone's worldview you'd need to know know what they are trying to protect and fight against in overall level. That helps enormously in seeing why they position themselves in specific way in mini debates (that in a nutshell are content within structure). Basically I am speaking of understanding structural positions. I'll show in action what I mean: A: Leftist always protects some form of equality and fairness. B: Rightist always protects traditions and wealth C: Spiritual person always tries to protect consciousness and so forth So when I speak about how I won some cooking match A will always speak about how sad it is that others food wasn't equally appreciated and B will cry about me breaking traditions and not making the food correctly and C will laugh of me winning by making unconscious food. The insight is that my story of winning cooking match is irrelevant, because people will just keep speaking from their identity's perspective. PS. this topic is also extremely helpful for people who are confused by how people respond to them.
  5. @BlueOak I wasn't speaking spiritually there at all. The insight here is that understanding to politics comes through understanding the shared identities that guide people to have some opinion about something. Without that we'll come to wrong conclusions or no conclusions at all why some people vote against us or disagree with our takes. People only react to that part of the message that aligns or doesn't with their identity and that acts as the driver for responding. And then when people don't understand that the disagreement comes from deeper level that the mini debate they won't realize they can't change other's opinion on the matter.
  6. So many people are caught up in arguing over situations when almost everything happens in the domain of identity and how you see the world. For example it really doesn't matter what trump does, liberals wouldn't like it and what some women's right activist does wouldn't change a true conservative's head. Basically that reveals that surface level politics is not useful, because people won't want to change identity over one conversation. It's like car and human arguing if diesel or water is better. Human dislikes diesel for the toxicity and needs water, but car dislikes water for rusting and needs diesel to run. Basically the question "what is the biggest danger for the society?" gives instantly away someone's position, because that guides the conversation automatically towards identity. Liberal would say instantly something about equality and conservative something about stability. It is extremely important to ask right type of questions to get where you want. From one angle maybe you want to have casual night and keep it light; then you should stay as far away from any identity based conversations or if you decide then just comment on a human level. So if you're confused about politics then you're thinking it as fragmented mini debates, but in reality 99% most common debates happen under identity battle. And what's even funnier about all of this is that game by definition can only work when both play by the same rules and the same game, but different identities play different game. Some strategist businessmen see world through leaders and they completely can't fathom someone wanting stuff to become more equal. In different lens liberal sees world through individuals and can't fathom why some people just steal all money. Also here's another trap inside how politics is argued nowadays - only way someone accepts other's point is if they argue it well, but that acceptance of mini battle happens at the cost of inner coherency. Proper mind is organized and doesn't disagree with itself, but people who aren't connected to their core could be driven out of their core identity little by little without them seeing what is happening. It all is manipulation we start to see and it all is fake. People should become more conscious of what politics is actually arguing for and forget those superficial battles. TLDR Politics happen more in structural level than people realize and that makes it seem more complicated when in reality it is simpler.
  7. @Twentyfirst Exactly, funniest thing is when people try to fight against this by listing laws that say you "can't" do that . Like we have to understand that the base of anything is brutal chess game that can't possible think of all morals here and there. Also there is not anybody who can tell trump anything, make business with him about these subjects and he won't turn down good deal. Oh, but wait, everybody is so caught in liberal style of dealing with stuff that nobody has any solid negotiation power and then that is what happens.
  8. @Daniel Balan On factual stuff by multichecking it and on worlview based you are correct if all sides and takes of yours are aligned together.
  9. @Santiago Ram Explain me your motives to go to work/start business and that clears your question and a lot.
  10. Here's the obvious answer. Who chess player you envy without the chess title. They are cringe nobodies with no life.
  11. @Basman No, but you ask this because you had something on back of your mind.
  12. @Basman Would you want to?
  13. @Leo Gura I would say that even in this it all just is matter of structuring things well. That is the best side of life that by figuring bunch of things out and using proper automation and delegation magic is possible. If family is on your way you shouldn't even had it in the first place and fucked up the structure completely. You create your own kingdom not jail. Think about it.